This is an expanded version of an interview with Nigel Laurie, based on his contribution to the 11th Annual Australasian Business Ethics Network (ABEN) Conference, held on 8 December 2021. The conference theme Calculative silences and the agency of business ethics scholars is the focus of this interview. After studying philosophy at Glasgow and Guelph in Canada and a career in IBM, Nigel Laurie established his own management consultancy and went on to found the Philosophy of Management journal in 2001. He edited it for its first 8 years and led the early international Philosophy of Management conferences at St Anne’s College, Oxford. In this interview Nigel reflects on his experiences as a consultant in government, the public, private and third sectors across the world and as a visiting academic and offers insights on leadership, agency, analogies, silences and voices for ethics education and practice.

这是对 Nigel Laurie 采访的扩展版本，基于他对2021 年 12 月 8 日举行的第 11 届澳大利亚商业道德网络 (ABEN) 年度会议的贡献。会议主题计算沉默和商业伦理学者的代理是本次采访的重点。在加拿大格拉斯哥和圭尔夫学习哲学并在 IBM 工作后，奈杰尔·劳里 (Nigel Laurie) 成立了自己的管理咨询公司，并于 2001 年创办了《管理哲学》杂志。他编辑了该杂志的头 8 年，并领导了早期的国际哲学牛津大学圣安妮学院的管理会议。在这次采访中，奈杰尔回顾了他在世界各地的政府、公共、私营和第三部门担任顾问以及作为访问学者的经历，并提供了关于道德教育和实践的领导力、代理、类比、沉默和声音的见解。